The Flaking of the Stratum Corneum Continuously Removes Pathogens from The

Question

The flaking of the stratum corneum continuously removes pathogens from the:
A)mouth
B)lining of the trachea
C)skin
D)stomach

Accepted Answer

The stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the skin and continuously flakes off, removing pathogens from the skin's surface. The mouth, lining of the trachea, and stomach do not have a similar mechanism for removing pathogens.